The European Commission has approved 130 million leva, or about 66.5 million euro, in state aid for two schemes to support businesses and individuals affected by the coronavirus outbreak. The […]
The European Commission said on September 30 that it opened infringement proceedings against 19 member states, Bulgaria among them, concerning the the transposition of revised EU rules on open data […]
The European Commission said on September 23 that it opened two infringement procedures against Bulgaria and escalated two existing cases as part of its latest infringements package. The two new […]
The European Commission said on July 26 that it was opening infringement procedures against Bulgaria in relation to the country’s implementation of new EU rules on copyright in the digital […]
The European Commission said on July 15 that it has decided to refer Bulgaria to the EU Court of Justice (ECJ) for “continuously failing to connect its national business register […]
The European Commission said on July 8 that it has approved a 1.5 million euro Bulgarian state aid scheme aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) active in the oil-bearing […]
The European Commission’s summer forecast for the EU economy, released on July 7, raised the estimate for Bulgaria’s economic growth this year to 4.6 per cent, but lowered its projection […]
The European Commission said on June 9 that it opened three infringement procedures against Bulgaria and escalated two existing cases as part of its June infringements package. The EC said […]
The European Commission said on May 18 that it has approved the allocation of 173.6 million euro under the REACT-EU funding initiative to help Bulgaria tackle the effects of the […]
The European Commission (EC) has appointed Michaela Moua as its first ever Anti-Racism Coordinator, delivering on an important commitment set out in the EU anti-racism action plan, the EC said […]